Media Partner News l Global Startup Summit Returns to Delhi NCR on April 11, 2026

India, April 26: The Global Startup Summit 2026 – Delhi NCR Edition (18th Edition) is scheduled to take place on April 11 2026, at Hotel Radisson Udyog Vihar, Gurugram.

The Global Startup Summit 2026, co-powered by Red Mammoth Ventures LLP, will return to Delhi-NCR on April 11th for its 18th edition. Over the years, Global Startup Summit has evolved into one of the most consistent meeting grounds for entrepreneurs, investors, and ecosystem leaders, fostering the exchange of ideas, capital, and collaboration across India’s growing startup landscape.

The Delhi NCR edition brings together a diverse group of partners and organizations. Among them is Red Mammoth Ventures, a financial advisory with over 30 years of experience in multiple verticals of business; Mojo Capital, which focuses on fundraising and consulting services for emerging startups; and the Global Startups Club, a networking community that connects founders, investors, and professionals across cities and countries.

Other partners include Advoke Law, a boutique legal services firm offering innovative solutions in the areas of Corporate Compliance, Intellectual Property Rights, Data Privacy, and Consumer Protection; Tracxn, a global market research platform tracking over 5.2 million entities; Gamezon.store, a platform for board and card games; 3x Events, an international event planning and branding firm; Welfin, a wealth management company supporting financial literacy and planning; Keraology, a specialized hair and scalp care brand; Bridge Counsels, a corporate legal expert providing strategic, business-focused counsel and Fractional General Counsel solutions, helping startups and enterprises scale with clarity, compliance, and confidence; KanConnect Technologies, born from a very gap—not as another navigation tool, but as an intelligence layer on top of mobility and location data; SOGL, a global leadership program empowering professionals with international exposure, industry insights, and strategic skills through immersive learning, global immersions, and expert-led modules to accelerate impactful leadership careers; JSSB Legal, a dedicated Team of Lawyers dealing extensively and exclusively in Civil and Criminal Litigation in all Learned District Courts, Hon’ble High Courts and Hon’ble Supreme Court of India; and Judicial and Quasi- judicial forums.

The Global Startup Summit – Delhi NCR Edition will feature an exceptional lineup of speakers representing diverse domains of venture capital, innovation, and business leadership. Joining the stage are Lalit Singla, Founder & CEO, SteerX; Raj Sukheja, CEO, Red Mammoth Ventures; Ankur Mittal,Co Founder, Inflection Point Ventures; Sagar Mahat, Founder & Managing Partner, Delhi Angels Den; Neha Lakhwara, Associate Vice President, Resurgent India Limited; Dr Vibhuti Aggarwal, General Partner at Real Time Angel Fund; Kumar Saurabh, Startup Evangelist, Ex-Vc; Dr Saarthak Bakshi, CEO, Risaa IVF; Shweta Singla, Founding Partner, WEIN CAPITAL; KK Kaushik, Founder, Vitalize Solutions; Shweta Raka, Founder & Managing Partner - IndusTreeBiz; Prof Dhruv Nath, Director, Lead Angels Network; Rahul Prigawat, Lead Investment, India Accelerator; Sabyasachi Biswal, Head of Operations, Yubi Markets; Tapas Chakraborthy, Founder, Welcon Financials Pvt Ltd (Welfin); Seema Bansal, Co-Founder & Executive Director, DCGpac.COM; Harshal Dilwali, Director & CEO of Clarissa Group; Bharat Bala, Builder & CEO, AMP EV; Gaurav Gupta, Founder, Bridge Counsels; Dinesh Gupta, Founder & CEO, Vikalp India; Nitin Vinod Kalra, Founder, Let’s Try; Madhur Mohan Malik, Founder, Startupsnews.fyi; Ritika Garg, Founder & CEO, Avance PR; Bhavya Arora, Chief Growth Officer, UnTold Media; CA Muskan Agrawal, Chartered Accountant (Jan’26) | Deloitte USI | LinkedIn Top Voice 2025; Chinmaya Tripathi, Personal Branding | B2B Growth | Organic Content Strategy; Priyank Ahuja, Product Leader & Career Coach | B-School Visiting Faculty; Bhanu Pathak, Founder, Batlaiye Media | IG 820k YT 450k FB 800K; Dr. Shivani Sharma, Communication Skills & Power Presence Coach; Richa Shailesh, Founder NextAxis | Leadership & Executive Coach | Fractional CHRO | CXO Advisor; Ajita D, Advoke Law; Som Sekar Sen Sarma, Zillion Information Systems; Saurabh Sharma, JSSB Legal; Rahul Jumale, Keraology; Rohit C, Advoke Law; Shishir Sharan, Daten Intelligenz Software; Jignesh Shah, Insignyx Technologies; CA Kajal Kathpalia.

Bhaarat Bol News joins as the Official Media Partner, bringing the summit’s highlights, insights, and ecosystem stories to a global audience of entrepreneurs and investors.

The collective expertise of these leaders will provide invaluable insights into funding trends, innovation strategy, scaling frameworks, and cross-border collaboration — enriching the summit’s mission to empower India’s next generation of founders and innovators.

With discussions ranging from funding to innovation, mentorship, and scaling strategies, the Global Startup Summit 2026 – Delhi NCR Edition aims to reflect the evolving priorities of India’s startup ecosystem and highlight the city’s growing role as a hub for entrepreneurship and technology.

Tickets are available at:

https://www.globalstartups.club/event-details-registration/global-startup-summit-2026-delhi-ncr

Press Release l Ministry of Women and Child Development

The Ministry of Women and Child Development will celebrate the 8th edition of Poshan Pakhwada from 9th to 23rd April 2026, reaffirming the Government’s commitment to improving nutritional outcomes across the country.

Underscoring the importance of nutrition, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has emphasised:“A well-nourished child is the foundation of a strong nation. Poshan Abhiyaan is not just a government programme, but a people’s movement to ensure holistic nutrition for every mother and child.”

The national launch of Poshan Pakhwada 2026 will take place on 9th April 2026 from 3 pm to 4 pm in Vigyan Bhavan, New Delhi, under the visionary leadership of Union Minister for Women and Child Development, Smt. Annpurna Devi and in the august presence of Minister of State for Women and Child Development, Smt. Savitri Thakur, along with the Secretary, Women and Child Development, Shri Anil Malik.

The theme for Poshan Pakhwada 2026 is “Maximizing Brain Development in the First Six Years of Life”, recognising that early childhood—particularly the first 1,000 days—is critical for brain development, physical growth, and overall well-being. Scientific evidence indicates that over 85% of brain development occurs by the age of six, underscoring the importance of optimal nutrition, responsive caregiving, and early learning.

The key focus areas under this year’s theme include:

Maternal and Child Nutrition – Promoting optimal nutrition during pregnancy, exclusive breastfeeding, and age-appropriate complementary feeding.

Early Stimulation for Brain Development (0–3 years) – Encouraging responsive caregiving and early learning interactions.

Play-Based Education in Early Years (3–6 years) – Supporting holistic development and school readiness.

Role of Parents and Community in Minimising Screen Time – Promoting healthy habits and active engagement.

Strengthening Anganwadi Centres through Community Participation – Enhancing infrastructure and service delivery through Jan Bhagidari and CSR.

The inaugural programme will showcase best practices from States and Union Territories, launch key initiatives and highlight the contributions of frontline workers, particularly Anganwadi workers, in strengthening early childhood care and nutrition services.

On the inaugural day, the programme will be telecast live through the NIC Webcast platform. https://webcast.gov.in/mwcd and Ministry’s YouTube channel.

During the Pakhwada, activities will be organized across States and Union Territories through Anganwadi Centers, with participation from mothers, caregivers, families, community institutions, and local bodies. These will include Poshan Panchayats, awareness sessions, early stimulation activities, play-based learning initiatives, and campaigns promoting healthy lifestyles and reduced screen time among young children.

Through Poshan Pakhwada 2026, the Ministry aims to further strengthen the Jan Andolan by reinforcing that nutrition, care, early learning, and community participation together lay the foundation for a healthy, educated, and empowered India.

Poshan Abhiyaan, the Government of India’s flagship mission for improving nutritional outcomes, has evolved into a nationwide Jan Andolan, fostering community participation and Jan Bhagidari towards achieving a malnutrition-free India. Poshan Pakhwada serves as a key pillar of this movement by driving awareness, behavioural change, and community mobilisation at the grassroots level.

Press Release l Prime Minister's Office

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi today reflected on the success of PM Mudra Yojana and shared glimpses of how the scheme has empowered millions with the confidence to dream and the means to fulfill them.

The Prime Minister observed that by removing barriers and trusting the aspirations of our people, the initiative has strengthened the spirit of enterprise across India. Shri Modi further remarked that PM Mudra Yojana reflects an economic ethos where opportunities are accessible and initiatives are encouraged. Highlighting the scheme's transformative potential, the Prime Minister pointed out how it has positively impacted Yuva Shakti and Nari Shakti, ensuring every dream is given the support to grow.

In a series of posts on X, the Prime Minister wrote:

"PM Mudra Yojana has redefined access to credit by empowering millions with the confidence to dream and the means to fulfil it.

By removing barriers and trusting the aspirations of our people, it has strengthened the spirit of enterprise across India.

#11YearsOfMUDRA"

"A glimpse of Mudra Yojana’s transformative potential and how it has positively impacted our Yuva Shakti and Nari Shakti.

#11YearsOfMUDRA"

"PM Mudra Yojana reflects an economic ethos where opportunities are accessible, initiatives are encouraged and every dream is given the support to grow.

#11YearsOfMUDRA"

Press Release l Ministry of Science & Technology

The Technology Development Board (TDB), Department of Science & Technology (DST), Government of India, has signed an agreement with M/s Scharge Pvt Limited for the project titled “Powering EV Charging Innovation.” The project is supported under the India–UK Collaborative R&D Programme for Industrial Sustainability, in partnership with UK-based Albright Product Design Limited, aimed at developing advanced and efficient solutions for electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure.

The supported project focuses on the development of a next-generation EV charging solution tailored for commercial fleet and depot operations. The technology integrates an innovative EV charger charge controller developed by Scharge Pvt Limited with a patented automated cable management system from the UK partner. This integrated approach is designed to improve operational efficiency, safety, and usability in high-demand EV charging environments

The solution introduces a motorised overhead cable management system, specifically designed for fleet-based applications, which streamlines charging operations by reducing manual handling, minimizing cable wear and tear, and enhancing user convenience. The system is compatible with existing AC Type-2 EV chargers and aims to improve charging turnaround time while ensuring safe and organized infrastructure in depot settings.

By addressing key operational challenges such as cable management, equipment protection, and workflow optimization, the technology is expected to significantly enhance the efficiency of EV charging depots. It also contributes to improved safety standards by reducing risks related to cable damage, vandalism, and operational hazards.

Scharge Pvt Limited, an emerging Indian EV technology company, is focused on developing advanced power electronics and smart charging systems. Through this project, the company aims to strengthen indigenous capabilities in EV charging technologies while enabling scalable and sustainable infrastructure for the growing electric mobility sector.

Speaking on the occasion, Shri Rajesh Kumar Pathak, Secretary, TDB, stated that collaborative R&D initiatives such as the India–UK programme play a critical role in accelerating the development of advanced, industry-relevant technologies. He noted that innovations in EV charging infrastructure are essential to support the rapid adoption of electric mobility and to build a robust, efficient, and future-ready ecosystem in India.

Promoter of Scharge Pvt Limited expressed appreciation for the support and highlighted that the project will enable the company to bring innovative, globally competitive EV charging solutions to market, addressing the evolving needs of fleet operators and infrastructure providers.

News Shorts l National Institute of Public Finance and Policy

By - Amit kumaR Agarwal

The Union Minister of Finance and Corporate Affairs, Nirmala Sitharaman inaugurated and laid foundation stone of New Multipurpose Hall and Residential (Complex/Block) at National Institute of Public Finance and Policy.

Interestingly it may be noted that the inauguration and laying of foundation stone coincided with the Golden Jubilee Celebrations that are underway in New Delhi.

Bhaarat Bol News Media Partners With Global StartUp Summit, Delhi-NCR

By - Aanya

The much coveted, 'Global Startup Summit' is back in Delhi-NCR. Bhaarat Bol News media-partnered with this edition of Global Startup Summit to bring to fore the changemakers, the leaders and the policy-makers, that are, and will be, shaping up the global polity,  to the readers of Bhaarat Bol News worldwide.

The summit is a must-attend for all startup-founders, avid networkers, entrepreneurs, angel investors and VC's.

Scheduled for April 11, 2026, you too can be a part of this high-profile summit by registering on the official website of Global Startup Summit 

Here is the official note from Global Startup Summit team announcing the media partnership:

"We are happy to announce Bhaarat Bol News as our Media Partner for the Global Startup Summit co-powered by Red Mammoth Ventures LLP an amazing flagship event in Holiday Radisson, Udyog Vihar, Gurugram on 11th April, 2026.

भारत के उभरते सितारे श्रंखला l बृजवासी प्रतिष्ठान अनिल चौहान

By - Monu Kumar

भारत वर्ष एक विविधताओं से भरा देश है जहाँ पर कई नाम आसमान की बुलंदियों पर पहुंचे हैं l

  

पर कई नाम ऐसे भी हैं जिनकी अभी कोई पहचान नहीं है, किन्तु उनका काम इतना उम्दा है, की इस कथन में कोई दो राय नहीं हैं की कल वो उभरते सितारे भी बन सकते हैं l

ऐसे ही एक व्यक्ति से आज हम आपका परिचय करवाएंगे जो भारत के प्रसिद्द व्यंजन, कचौरी-आलू को शुद्ध भारतीय शैली में, अपने ग्राहकों को परोसते हैं और ग्राहक भी बड़े चाव से इनके कचौरी आलू खाते हैं l

अनिल चौहान, ग़ाज़ियाबाद के कविनगर रामलीला मैदान के निकट ही, बृजवासी प्रतिष्ठान के द्वारा कचौरी-आलू का व्यवसाय करते हैं l गौर करने वाली बात ये है की ठेला होने के बावजूद आसपास काफी सफाई है और जो कोई भी इनका कचौरी-आलू एक बार खा ले वो बार बार इनके यहाँ भारत के इस विशिष्ट व्यंजन का स्वाद लेने आता है l

अनिल ने कहा की मथुरा के हैं, और वहां कचौरी-आलू देश-विदेश से आये लोग बड़े ही चाव लेकर खाते हैं, मथुरा का वही स्वाद वो दिल्ली-एनसीआर में भी देना चाहते हैं, उनके ग्राहक एक आम व्यक्ति से लेकर बड़ी बड़ी कोठियों में रहने वाले नगर-सेठ हैं l

अनिल जल्दी ही अपने व्यवसाय का विस्तार भी करने वाले है एवं ग़ाज़ियाबाद के सुदूर इलाकों जैसे की राजनगर एक्सटेंशन,इंडिरापुरम में भी अपनी दूकान खोलने वाले हैं l

Press Release l Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs

Navi Mumbai’s Textile Recovery Facility is transforming textile waste into opportunity through circular systems and community participation. Under Swachh Bharat Mission-Urban 2.0, the initiative cuts landfill waste, creates livelihoods, and offers a scalable model for urban India.

India generates nearly 7.8 million metric tonnes of post-consumer textile waste each year, reflecting the scale and diversity of fabrics used across households, institutions and industries. From sarees and uniforms to denim and household linen, textiles form a significant yet often overlooked component of the urban waste stream. Cities are increasingly recognising the need to develop structured systems for textile recovery, reuse and recycling. With growing attention on circular economy approaches and resource efficiency, municipalities are beginning to explore innovative solutions that prevent textiles from ending up in landfills.

Under the Swachh Bharat Mission–Urban 2.0, the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has emerged as a national pioneer in this space. Recognising the opportunity to address textile waste through systemic intervention, NMMC established India’s first Municipal Textile Recovery Facility (TRF) in Belapur, Navi Mumbai. By integrating decentralised collection, scientific sorting, traceability and women-led livelihood generation, the TRF repositions textile waste from an overlooked stream to a valuable component of the urban circular economy.

The Textile Recovery Facility (TRF) in Navi Mumbai has been conceptualised not as a standalone collection centre, but as a comprehensive circular ecosystem that integrates collection, sorting, technology and livelihood generation.

The model begins with decentralised collection, wherein branded textile bins have been strategically deployed across housing societies in all 8 municipal wards. To date, 140 bins have been installed, with the current phase targeting 250, ensuring accessibility and citizen participation at the grassroots level.

At the interim TRF, established in a repurposed urban health centre in Belapur, the focus is on Scientific Sorting and Traceability. Collected textiles are weighed, tagged and systematically categorised into reusable, recyclable, upcyclable, down cyclable and reject streams. The integration of the KOSHA handheld scanner enables real-time fibre identification — including cotton, polycotton, polyester, wool and silk — thereby strengthening scientific classification and optimising material recovery.

The Digital Tracking, with a dedicated MIS platform under development to facilitate item journey mapping from donor to end-use product, reinforces transparency, accountability and data-driven decision-making. After identification, the textiles are segregated based on fabric type, colour and condition to streamline further processing. The sorted materials are then thoroughly sanitised to ensure hygiene and safety before they are repurposed.

Suitable fabrics are transformed into bags, mats, accessories, apparel and home décor items, handcrafted by skilled women from self-help groups. These upcycled products are later showcased and sold at exhibitions, giving a renewed life and purpose to materials that were once considered waste.

More than 300 women have undergone structured 8-day Training-of-Trainers (ToT) modules covering fibre identification, segregation protocols, repair techniques and upcycling skills. Over 150 women are now actively earning between ₹9,000 and ₹15,000 per month through textile sorting, stitching and product transformation.

This initiative has marked a transformative shift — enabling homemakers to emerge as skilled circular economy practitioners. The facility operates as a dedicated upcycling centre where Self-Help Group (SHG) members create bags, garments, pouches and home décor products from recovered textiles. Textile recovery has evolved as a structured livelihood engine — generating green jobs, strengthening local enterprise and reinforcing the dignity of labour within an urban sustainability framework.

The TRF model has helped collect 30 MT of post-consumer textile waste, of which 25.5 MT have been scientifically sorted. Over 41,000 items have been processed at an average of nearly 500 items per day. The initiative has reached more than 1,14,575 families through outreach efforts, conducted over 75 IEC workshops and onboarded 350+ society representatives, reflecting strong citizen participation and institutional engagement. Over 400 upcycled product samples have been developed, including a successful pilot batch of paper manufactured from rejected textile waste — demonstrating innovation within resource recovery.

To promote awareness and expand market opportunities, the TRF has actively participated in over 30 exhibitions and public events. These platforms have played a key role in raising awareness about the importance of recycling and reusing post-consumer textiles, while also providing women artisans with opportunities to showcase and sell their products.

Implementation of the TRF in Navi Mumbai faced early challenges, including resistance to bin placement, limited awareness of textile segregation and complexities in sorting mixed fibres. These were mitigated through phased deployment, sustained citizen engagement, inter-agency coordination and the adoption of fibre-scanning technology.

Building on the success of the interim TRF at Belapur, the next phase envisions a permanent, higher-capacity Textile Recovery Facility in Koparkhairane near Nisarg Udyan.

The Textile Recovery Facility in Navi Mumbai demonstrates that waste streams traditionally considered residual can be repositioned as drivers of economic and environmental value. It aligns with the principles of Swachh Bharat 2.0, Smart Cities Mission and Sustainable Development Goal 12 — responsible consumption and production.

Press Release l The International Council on Clean Transportation l April 2026

Editorial Note:

Welcome to the April 2026 edition of ICCT India Insights.

As India’s clean transport transition accelerates, this edition highlights the policies, data, and real-world developments shaping the sector. From emissions monitoring in Delhi to the growing role of supply-side regulations and zero-emission vehicles, we bring together key insights driving the next phase of transition.

ICCT India at Mumbai Climate Week: Driving clean transport transitions

At Mumbai Climate Week, ICCT India emphasised the need for a systems-level approach to reduce transport emissions, combining fleet transition strategies with enabling infrastructure. ICCT also submitted a policy recommendation note outlining key measures to support this transition. See here.

Key insights:

▪️ High-utilisation segments offer strong electrification potential, yet adoption in Mumbai remains limited

▪️ Phasing out older, high-emitting vehicles can deliver immediate air quality benefits

▪️ Expanding charging access, through measures like a “Right to Charge” will be critical to scaling EV adoption

From Tailpipes to Policy: Delhi’s Transport Emissions Crisis

In collaboration with EPIC India, ICCT convened the 7th EPIC India Dialogue to examine how real-world vehicle emissions are shaping air quality and public health in Delhi. The discussion included Amit Bhatt, India Managing Director, ICCT, in conversation with Kaushik Deb, Executive Director, EPIC India, and was moderated by Shravan Engineer. Watch the discussion here.

Why it matters: Emerging evidence shows that on-road emissions can exceed regulatory limits, underscoring the need for stronger enforcement, improved monitoring systems, and more integrated transport policy responses.

Press Release l Vice President's Secretariat

The Vice-President of India, Shri C. P. Radhakrishnan, addressed the 3rd Convocation Ceremony of Mahatma Gandhi Central University at Motihari, East Champaran, Bihar today.

The Vice-President noted that Champaran holds a special place in India’s history, as it was here that Mahatma Gandhi transformed from a barrister into a mass leader rooted in India’s villages, and the Champaran Satyagraha awakened the conscience of the nation through truth, courage and justice.

Highlighting Bihar’s rich intellectual and spiritual heritage, the Vice President said that in this sacred land Gautama Buddha attained enlightenment, where the ancient Nalanda University stood as a beacon of global learning, and where great thinkers like Chanakya emerged.

The Vice-President said that the naming of Mahatma Gandhi Central University is deeply symbolic, reflecting a commitment to Gandhiji’s ideals of social justice, rural upliftment and ethical leadership. He also recalled the contribution of Maharani Janaki Kunwar, whose philanthropy and donation of land played an important role in the establishment of educational institutions in the region, and said that such visionary generosity strengthens the foundation of education and social progress.

The Vice-President expressed happiness that the University has implemented the National Education Policy 2020 and introduced new integrated courses. He appreciated the establishment of the Indian Knowledge Systems Centre and the University’s emphasis on sports and fitness under the Fit India Movement. He also expressed happiness that the University toppers in both Undergraduate and Postgraduate programmes are women students, describing it as a reflection of the progress of women-led development in the country.

Addressing the graduating students, the Vice-President said that convocation marks not the end of education but the beginning of a lifelong journey of learning. He emphasised that in a rapidly changing world driven by technology, fields such as Artificial Intelligence and Data Science are opening new avenues of innovation and growth, and urged students to use technology responsibly for nation-building.

The Vice-President urged students to adopt the guiding principle of “Nation First” and appealed to the youth to take a firm stand against substance abuse and work towards building a healthy and strong society. He said that in today’s world, Gandhiji’s principle of non-violence remains highly relevant and must guide not only our actions but also our behaviour in the digital world.

The Governor of Bihar, Lt. Gen. Syed Ata Hasnain. (Retd.); Deputy Chairman of Rajya Sabha, Shri Harivansh; Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar, Shri Samrat Chaudhary; Union Minister of State for Coal and Mines, Shri Satish Chandra Dubey; Education Minister of Bihar, Shri Sunil Kumar; Member of Parliament, East Champaran, Shri Radha Mohan Singh; Chancellor of the University, Dr. Mahesh Sharma; along with senior officials of the University, faculty members, students and their parents, were present on the occasion.

The Vice President also visited Charkha Park and the Mahatma Gandhi Satyagraha Smarak at Motihari and paid floral tributes, paying homage to Mahatma Gandhi’s leadership during the Champaran Satyagraha and recalling his enduring message of truth, non-violence and service to the nation.

News Shorts l Foundation Stone for Large Cavitation Tunnel (LCT)

By - Amit kumaR Agarwal

The Union Minister for Defence, Rajnath Singh in a group photograph during the commissioning ceremony of INS Taragiri in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh.

The Union Minister also took a walkthrough of the Seakeeping and Manoeuvring Basin on the sidelines of the laying the foundation stone of the state-of-the-art Large Cavitation Tunnel (LCT) facility to boost naval research & testing capabilities at the Naval Science & Technological Laboratory (NSTL) – A premium laboratory of DRDO at Visakhapatnam, in Andhra Pradesh.

Hospitality, Travel, Tourism and Services Series l Harsh Kumar Singh

By - Amit kumaR Agarwal

Harsh Kumar Singh welcomes the Author at the Taj property

Service industry is all about serving with a smile; this is precisely what the author felt when he visited Taj City Centre New Town, Kolkata.

It was at this property the author met, Harsh Kumar Singh, Duty Manager, Taj City Centre New Town, Kolkata. Harsh embodies what the brand Taj stands for - warm, personal care and a wonderful experience to each guest - but most of all, create lasting memories that each guest cherishes for life.

Harsh made the experience of check-in very smooth and pleasant for the guest (author). The guest was way too early for check-in, but Harsh made sure that the guest was checked-in promptly, with every formality for check-in completed, in a matter of few minutes.

Speaking to the author, Harsh said he feels extremely happy that together with his team, he is able to provide guests with a pleasant stay and an experiential high, for which Taj is known for. For him, the fact that the guests are happy, is a satisfaction, more valuable than any honor or award.

Harsh was very recently promoted as Front Office Manager at Taj Vijayawada. The team of Bhaarat Bol News wishes all the best to this very dedicated, sincere but most of all jovial young man in the hospitality industry, who with his exemplary work is redefining the 'happiness' in the hospitality industry and taking the brand Taj to even greater heights!